The Coachmans House

Tanfield, Near Stanley, County Durham

Located in the tranquil village of Tanfield, near Stanley in County Durham, The Coachman’s House serves as an ideal retreat for small families or couples seeking a peaceful getaway. This charming detached cottage accommodates up to four guests and is well-equipped with modern amenities, including a cozy living room featuring a 42" Freeview TV, a dining room with a gas coal-effect fire, and a fully stocked kitchen. The first floor comprises two bedrooms—a kingsize room and another with a single and pull-out bed—along with a bathroom that includes a bath and shower attachment. The property also boasts a courtyard with outdoor seating, private parking for two cars, and essential utilities such as gas central heating, Wi-Fi, and a welcome pack.

The location of The Coachman’s House is particularly advantageous for those eager to explore the stunning landscapes and attractions of County Durham and the wider North East region. Just four miles away is the renowned Beamish Living Museum, which offers a unique glimpse into life in the early 20th century with its recreated town, farm, and pit village. Visitors can also enjoy various activities at Beamish Wild, including open-air rope courses, making it a delightful destination for families year-round. The cottage is also conveniently situated for day trips to the historic cathedral city of Durham, located a little over 12 miles away, where guests can immerse themselves in its rich culture, including a weekly farmer’s market, live theatre, and numerous dining and shopping options.

In addition to its proximity to Durham, The Coachman’s House is less than a 30-minute drive from Newcastle-upon-Tyne, a vibrant city known for its nightlife and cultural landmarks such as The Sage and St James Park. The area surrounding the cottage is also rich in attractions, with iconic sites like the Angel of the North, the Metrocentre, and Durham County Cricket Club all within easy reach. This makes it an excellent base for guests wishing to visit friends and family at Durham University, especially during significant events like taster weeks and graduation ceremonies.

For those who enjoy outdoor activities, the nearby Northumberland region offers an abundance of scenic walking and cycling paths, including historic routes along Hadrian’s Wall and The Military Road, all accessible within an hour's drive. The breathtaking landscapes of Northumberland National Park and Kielder Forest are also notable attractions worth exploring. With a beach located just 16 miles away, and local amenities such as a shop within a mile and a pub and restaurant just 200 yards from the cottage, The Coachman’s House truly provides a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure for all types of visitors.

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